“Implementing Interventions in Real-World Settings: What Comes Next?”

Brian A. Boyd, PhD – University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

From the speaker’s own personal statement:

I joined the OS faculty in August 2009. Prior to my appointment in OS, I worked at the Frank Porter Graham Child Development Institute located at UNC-Chapel Hill. My research interests then and now center on the repetitive and inflexible patterns of behavior displayed by young children with autism. I am interested in the development of behavioral interventions to diversify the child’s restricted interests and promote the child’s participation in family and community life. My interest in the repetitive behaviors of children with autism is based on my life experiences as an assistant classroom teacher and school consultant. Outside of academia, I enjoy traveling and spending as much time as possible with my two beautiful nieces.

For Further Information: Contact Teresa Palumbo at 608.263.5837 or palumbo@waisman.wisc.edu

The seminar series is funded by the John D. Wiley Conference Center Fund, the Friends of the Waisman Center and NIH grant U54 HD090256.